Local physicians and health care workers are seeing a higher number of influenza A and B cases than most years.
“I’m seeing the most that I’ve seen in my 30 years of practicing medicine,” said Dr. Brian Wolfe of The Family Physicians.
Influenza A and B, strains of the flu, are being recorded in higher-than-normal numbers, he said.
On Wednesday, Jefferson Elementary recorded 19 absences of 289 students.
“But on Tuesday, we had 40 students out,” said Principal Brad Crusinbery.
Lincoln Elementary…
Flu sweeps through Allen County schools
